‘Reprogrammed’ glucose uptake in the small intestine may explain why gastric bypass surgery can sometimes result in the early resolution of type 2 diabetes….
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Midnight Snacks May Hurt Heart
Skipping breakfast or eating late at night should top the not-to-do lists of men in middle age and beyond; not only do they have metabolic effects, they may also put men at higher risk for coronary heart disease….
Read More »To Do or Not to Do: Skip Breakfast
Researchers just reported that skipping breakfast was linked to heart disease (see this week’s Item #5) but a few days later comes word that skipping breakfast could be a good weight-loss strategy because people don’t make up for all those calories later in the day….
Read More »No Cancer Linked to GLP-1 Compounds
According to the European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, current data linking glucagon-like-peptide-1 (GLP-1) agonists to adverse pancreatic events are not adequate….
Read More »Glargine Does Not Increase Cancer Risk
A registry study affirmed that insulin glargine (Lantus) didn’t significantly raise cancer risk compared with "human" insulin….
Read More »Avandia Not Tied to Fatal Cardiac Events
In a new study, the diabetes drug rosiglitazone was not associated with an increased risk of major cardiovascular events and mortality in diabetic patients who had established CAD….
Read More »Fruit Restriction for Type 2’s: Good or Not?
Danish hospital researchers show that the recommendation among conventional doctors and nutritionists to type 2 diabetes patients to lay off the fruit may be wrong….
Read More »Health Assessments Decrease Incidence of Diabetes, CVD
Regular health assessments would reduce the incidence of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and would also be cost-effective….
Read More »Red Wine Supplement Can Block Benefits of Exercise
Resveratrol prevented gains in blood pressure, cholesterol and aerobic fitness….
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #147
I just finished a program in Danville, California, on hospital readmissions where I spoke to medical professionals about the high cost of readmissions and possible ways to avoid them. The program focused on using care and case managers to properly help patients leave the hospital, avoiding costly and sometimes deadly …
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